Innovacorp India is a manufacturer, exporter, and supplier of Peracetic Acid (PAA) to Sri Lanka — a stabilised equilibrium mixture of acetic acid and hydrogen peroxide. Supplied for CIP cleaning, food and dairy processing, beverage lines, and water treatment across Sri Lanka, with export documentation and shipping support.

Sri Lanka's food processing sector — tea, rubber, coconut, dairy, and beverage — runs on cleaning programmes that need to work at low temperature, leave no residue, and break down cleanly after use. Chlorine works, but leaves by-products and can affect taste; hot water alone does not achieve the microbial reduction you need. PAA fits into this gap — it is a strong oxidiser that breaks down into oxygen, water, and acetic acid, leaving no persistent residue under normal use. But the concentration, contact time, and compatibility with your CIP materials have to be matched to your system, not to a datasheet headline.

Where PAA Fits in Sri Lanka's Industries

• Tea processing: Cleaning of processing equipment, conveyors, and storage areas — where residue and odour affect tea quality.
• Rubber processing: Equipment cleaning where microbial control and residue matter.
• Coconut processing: CIP and surface disinfection in coconut milk, oil, and desiccated coconut lines.
• Dairy and beverage: CIP loops, filling lines, and cold disinfection — where low-temperature performance matters.
• Food processing: Surface and equipment disinfection — where PAA breaks down cleanly after use.
• Water treatment: Process water disinfection — where residual and by-product control are required.

CIP Cleaning vs Water Treatment — Different Requirements

Application	Requirement
CIP cleaning	Concentration and contact time confirmed against soil load and system materials; compatible with CIP pumps, seals, and gaskets
Surface disinfection	Working concentration confirmed against surface type and target microbial reduction
Water treatment	Dose confirmed against water quality and residual requirement

Application-specific dose confirmed on a trial of your CIP system or water treatment process.

How Peracetic Acid Works

Peracetic acid is a strong oxidiser — it works by oxidising microbial cell components, which disrupts cell function and leads to cell death. It is effective at low temperatures, across a wide pH range, and does not form the chlorinated by-products that chlorine-based disinfectants can produce. PAA breaks down into oxygen, water, and acetic acid — which is why it is often chosen where residue matters. The commercial product is an equilibrium mixture of PAA, hydrogen peroxide, acetic acid, and water; the concentration of PAA in the product determines the dose required for a given application.

Types We Manufacture, Export & Supply to Sri Lanka

• PAA 5%: For low-dose applications and systems where a dilute working solution is preferred.
• PAA 15%: For standard CIP and food processing applications.
• PAA 35%: For high-dose applications and bulk users — where a higher concentration reduces shipping volume.

Concentration selection depends on your application, system volume, and dosing equipment — confirmed at the enquiry stage.

Specifications

Property	Typical Value
Appearance	Clear, colourless liquid
PAA Content	5% / 15% / 35% (grade-dependent)
Hydrogen Peroxide Content	Grade-dependent; confirmed on datasheet
pH (as supplied)	Acidic — grade-dependent
Specific Gravity	~1.05–1.15, grade-dependent
Shelf Life	6–12 months (unopened, cool storage), grade-dependent

Final specification confirmed against your application and dosing system.

Dosing and Application

Dosage depends on the application, soil load, contact time, and PAA concentration. Typical starting guidance for Sri Lanka applications:

• CIP cleaning: Diluted in the CIP loop to a working concentration confirmed against soil load and target microbial reduction — contact time and temperature confirmed on your system.
• Food processing surfaces: Diluted per datasheet — concentration and contact time confirmed against the surface and application.
• Beverage and bottling: Cold disinfection at a working concentration confirmed against the line and target log reduction.
• Water treatment: Dosed at a rate confirmed against the water quality and residual requirement.

We recommend a trial on your CIP system or water treatment process before full-scale use. Final dose is confirmed with your process team.

Packing for Export to Sri Lanka

• 20 L / 50 L HDPE cans (standard grades)
• 200 L HDPE drums (bulk supply)
• 1000 L IBC tanks on request (for high-volume users)
• Packaging suited for sea freight; export documentation handled for Sri Lanka
• Storage: cool, dry, away from direct sunlight and organic material; keep containers sealed until use

What Changes When the Programme Matches the Process

• Works at low temperature and across a wide pH range
• Breaks down into oxygen, water, and acetic acid — no persistent residue under normal use
• Does not form chlorinated by-products like chlorine-based disinfectants
• Suitable for CIP, food processing, beverage, and water treatment applications
• Export documentation and shipping support for Sri Lanka

Process Review & Trial Support for Sri Lanka

We work with CIP operators, food processing technical teams, and water treatment plant managers in Sri Lanka on PAA selection, dosing, and application. The starting point is a review of your process — soil load, system materials, and target microbial reduction — followed by a recommended concentration and, where required, a trial before full-scale dosing. Export documentation and shipping coordination are handled for Sri Lanka.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Do you export Peracetic Acid (PAA) to Sri Lanka?

Yes. We export Peracetic Acid (PAA) to Sri Lanka — for CIP cleaning, food processing and water treatment — with export documentation and shipping support. Port of discharge and shipping terms are confirmed at the quotation stage.

2. What are the applications of PAA in Sri Lanka's industries?

PAA is used for CIP cleaning in food and dairy processing, cold disinfection in beverage plants, and water treatment where residual control matters. It breaks down into oxygen, water and acetic acid, leaving no persistent residue under normal use. Application and dose are confirmed at enquiry.

3. What are the shipping terms for Peracetic Acid to Sri Lanka?

PAA is shipped as a liquid in HDPE drums and jerry cans, with export documentation handled for Sri Lanka. Shipping terms, port of discharge and lead time are confirmed at the quotation stage based on order volume and grade.

4. How is Peracetic Acid dosed in CIP systems?

PAA is dosed as a dilute solution in the CIP loop — concentration and contact time depend on the soil load, temperature and target microbial reduction. Dose is confirmed after a trial on your CIP system. Final dosage is confirmed with your process team.

Request a Quote

For pricing, samples, or a technical discussion on Peracetic Acid for your Sri Lanka facility, call us at +91-9312871070. Our team will help you select the right concentration for your application.